Enterovirus 71 outbreak and recall cover multiple regions
The report notes rising enterovirus 71 cases in a new province as health authorities intensify containment. It also covers Gourmet Boutique’s recall of over 286000 pounds of meat and poultry for possible Listeria contamination and a San Diego federal courthouse blast with no injuries. Evacuations near Albuquerque report 590 homes lost to wildfire, with containment at 45 percent and towns Torreon and Tajique at risk.
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Iraq first lady escapes attack in Baghdad motorcade
President Jalal Talabani's wife Hiro Ibrahim Ahmed survived an attack on her motorcade in the Karada district while en route to the National Theater for a cultural festival. Four people were injured and it was not clear if she was the target or a random bombing.
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Jenna Bush to marry privately in Texas ceremony
The future bride Jenna Bush will wed Henry Hager in a private outdoor ceremony near Crawford, Texas, with 200 to 250 guests. The event will not be televised, no pictures will be released, and efforts will limit media presence as the nation remains focused on ongoing wars and political concerns.
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China and Dalai Lama Envoys Agree To More Talks
The Dalai Lama's envoys and Chinese officials plan a second round of talks after an initial Shenzhen meeting. Xinhua cited unidentified sources noting new obstacles from recent Tibet protests but said both sides agreed to contact again at an appropriate time. Samdhong Rinpoche commented on the Dalai Lama's stance from Dharamsala.
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Myanmar cyclone leaves hundreds dead and aid contested
The cyclone Nargis killed more than 350 people and destroyed thousands of homes in Myanmar. Dissidents fear the military regime will resist international aid, complicating relief ahead of a constitutional referendum. The storm damaged Yangon as Shari Villarosa described major devastation in the city.
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